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Gospel of Judas is AuthenticThe discovery of the Gospel of Judas, in the late seventies of the 20th century in El Minya in Egypt, called into question the role of Judas as the betrayer of Jesus Christ....
The Solomonic Dynasty - Millennial Rulers of the EastFew of these sources have survived the destruction brought on by the similarly legendary Judaic queen Gudit....
The Ancient Dead Sea ScrollsThese scripts have given us a power of information teaching us of the development of early Judaism and Christianity culture....
Cyrus the Great and the Persian EmpireConcepts of the Zoroastrianism religion were later entered in other religions such as Islam, Christianity and Judaism....
Maundy Thursday - Myths and TraditionsSince then, the kiss of Judas has been a symbol of betrayal....
The Names of the Biggest Betrayers in HistoryBesides Judas Iscariot, who is the very symbol of betrayal, history remembers many other individuals that have betrayed their country and even their own compatriots....
The Inquisition - Facts, Myths and TruthsThe citizens had a period of 30 days in which to name those who, according to them, professed Judaism....
Passion Week Before EasterThe betrayer in question is Judas. On that night going into Thursday, Jesus prays in the Garden of Gethsemane until his betrayer arrives and captures him....
Phenomenal! Researchers Have Deciphered One of the Final Dead Sea ScrollsThe Dead Sea Scroll manuscripts were discovered in 1947 in the Qumran Caves, located near the Dead Sea's shores. 900 fragments have been found to this day, all authored by the ancient Judaic sect....
Yellow Color Meaning and SymbolismFor Christians, the color is also a sign of the betrayal of Judas, and in Buddhism, it is the color of humility and renunciation of vanity, so Buddhist monks wear yellow clothes....
The Peculiar Beliefs of ItaliansThis legend originates from the Biblical Last Supper, where the betrayer Judas was the 13th guest. For this reason, Italians avoid seating 13 people at one table, believing that one of them will suffer misfortune....
Superstitions about Friday the 13thThe 13th and final guest to arrive was Judas the betrayer.
The infamy of the number 13 also has roots in Scandinavian mythology....
Basic Principles and Essence of KabbalahEssence and basis of Kabbalah
Kabbalah emerged as an occult and esoteric current of Judaism in the 12th century. The main spread of the teaching was in the 16th century....
